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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
8
Mrs. W Eckoff reports dropping from 255 to 214 pounds in nine months after starting Kruschen Salts. She states blood pressure fell from 290 to normal and credits the daily half teaspoon dose with restoring organ function and energy. One bottle lasts four weeks. available at drug stores worldwide.
A church plans a basement worship next Sunday due to heat with two or three fans. Congregants are asked to bring fans and join a Sunday evening service at eight o'clock followed by the last Quarterly Conference led by District Superintendent Rev. B Johanson. All Official Board members urged to attend as the conference year nears its end.
Women and Harmony Society activities listed for St Pauls Lutheran Church with meetings at Mrs Egnar Hultman and Miss Anna Oberg. Next Sunday services at 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. worship with sermon “By Their Fruits” and 8 p.m. vespers. Harmony Society to meet July 26 at 8 p.m. at Miss Anna Oberg home. Also notes community visits and local illnesses and travels of families in Fairview.
The message expresses gratitude to friends and church members for kind greetings help gifts received during vacation and afterwards. It prays for God to bless them and their joint work in extending His world-wide kingdom.
Receipts total cattle 25 000 with 7 000 western ranges and 6 500 government cattle. Beef steer bids steady to 15c lower. best around 89.00. Fat heifers in demand. general cow and calf sales unevenly lower. Hogs steady to slightly lower. top at 4.55. Sheep and lambs light demand. feeder lambs and fat lambs mostly lower. ranges and prices listed for fat and feeder lambs and sheep.
A collage of humorous quips and captions from periodicals notes a boastful car claim, a purses joke about missing change, a taxi inquiry with polite thanks, and a playful line about bedtime powder. The items reflect light social humor and patterned humor of the era.
If it doesn’t help, your druggist refunds the money. Take a mix of REV PRESCRIPTION with water and lemon juice, two spoonfuls daily. Within 48 hours pain eases and joints loosen. Claims rheumatism neuritis relief at low cost, guaranteed by leading druggists.
The county court of Polk Nebraska schedules a probate hearing for the will of Karna Holm deceased. Nels H. Holm is named executor. Hearing set for August 11 1934 at 10 a.m. Dated July 16 1934.
In the matter of the Estate of Herman A. Sarow deceased the petition to appoint C. A. Frasier as administrator is set for hearing on July 27, 1934 at 10:00 a.m. Dated July 2, 1934 W. W. Norton.
In a witty exchange a producer jokes that a friend’s latest play is behind the times, claiming to have seen it in New York six years earlier. The quip frames a lighthearted view of theatrical trends and timing.
The note mentions Lotts-Dobson owning a car and owing $5. Potts comments on the small amount and questions the extent of his driving, reflecting a casual dispute over the debt and usage.
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